Foreign Policy

Major Cyberattacks Are Threatening the U.S., but Republicans Are Wary of the Agency That Defends Against Them

By Samuel Larreal
Trump Actually Has a Lot of Allies in the Coming Trade War

By Haley Byrd Wilt
The Trump Campaign Promise on a Tight Deadline: Ending the War in Ukraine

By John T. Seward
With More Conflict Abroad, U.S.-Made Air Defense Is in High Demand

By John T. Seward
Kamala Harris Calls Sinwar’s Death an ‘Opportunity’ to End the War in Gaza

By John T. Seward
Congress Is Struggling to Stay Up to Date on Israel’s Rapidly Broadening Wars

By John T. Seward
The U.K. Is Forcing the Question on U.S. Arms to Israel

By John T. Seward
Trump’s Renewed Focus on Venezuela Has a Catch: His Allies’ Past Shadow Diplomacy

By Jose Pagliery and Oriana González
The Pressure Is On for the U.S. to Actually Broker a Cease-Fire Deal Between Hamas and Israel

By John T. Seward
Why Lloyd Austin Divulged the Whereabouts of a U.S. Missile Submarine

By John T. Seward
Are New Border Policies Deporting People Facing Genocide? The Biden Administration Won’t Say.

By Haley Byrd Wilt
Senators Condemn Brazil and Colombia for OAS Failing to Put Pressure on Venezuela

By Oriana González
Why Did Progressives Leave Rashida Tlaib to Protest Netanyahu on Her Own?

By Claire Heddles
There’s a Partisan Fight Brewing Over a Controversial Trump-Era Program to Counter Chinese Espionage

By Calen Razor
Major World Leaders Had to Answer for Biden’s Zelenskyy Flub

By John T. Seward
Zelenskyy’s Campaign at NATO to Remove U.S. Weapons Restrictions Hits a Wall

By John T. Seward
NATO Leaders Make the Pitch for the U.S. to Stay as Trump Looms Large Over the Summit

By John T. Seward
U.S.-built Pier in Gaza Keeps Needing Repairs. Democrats Say They Can’t ‘Give Up’ on It.

By John T. Seward
U.S. Standards Would Have Required Sign-Off on Civilian Risk in Israel’s Deadly Rafah Strike

By John T. Seward
‘It’s Time for This War to End’: Biden Makes an Unprecedented Speech on Gaza

By John T. Seward
With the U.S.-Built Pier in Gaza Under Repair, Stable Passageways for Aid Remain TBD

By John T. Seward
The State Department Won’t Commit to Ever Producing a Conclusive Report on Israel’s Conduct

By John T. Seward
Arab American Leaders Say Their Private Meeting With Blinken Was a Failure

By Tinashe Chingarande
‘A Slap in the Face’: Human Rights Groups Blast the State Department’s Report on Israel

By John T. Seward
The Human Rights World Has a Sexual Harassment Problem

By Haley Byrd Wilt
A Bipartisan Push on China Is at Risk of Falling Apart Alongside the Farm Bill

By Nuha Dolby
Democrats Urgently Want a Detailed Report on Israel’s Conduct in Gaza

By John T. Seward
Biden Pushes for a Cease-Fire in Gaza. Israel Pushes Forward Military Operation in Rafah.

By John T. Seward
Michael McCaul Stands Apart in the House GOP. But He Has the Speaker’s Ear.

By Ryan Hernández
Democrats Doubt Netanyahu as Cease-Fire Negotiations Come Down to the Wire

By John T. Seward